A rainy day visit to Castle Dome Mine Museum
Enter the ghost town left by the longest-running mines in Arizona.
Schnecks, Switchbacks, and a Harrowing Drive in Rainy Arizona
The ground may be prickly, but the people are pleasant in this town near Sedona.
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An Enchanting Excursion on the Verde Canyon Railroad
All aboard! See what it’s like to ride a heritage excursion train near Sedona, Arizona.
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The Singing Road and Stuff Carved Into Rocks
Finding a Route 66 treasure and carvings from long ago.
Real Life Happened Here – The Magic of Red Horse Vineyard Bed & Breakfast
Step into a home where everything has meaning.
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The Serendipity of Rio Bravo Brewing Company
Beer is big in Albuquerque. It’s so big they have a Brewery District. Capital B. Capital D. Not all the breweries are in the Brewery District, but they have a Brewery District, and that means that this is a place that appreciates craft beer. (Oh, Albuquerque, have I told you lately how much I love you?) …
Coronado and Jemez Historic Sites: Where the Past is Always Present
The Coronado Historic Site and Jemez Historic Site in New Mexico take you back in time, but they also help illustrate the Pueblo Indians of today.
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A Night at the Drive-In: San Diego’s Outdoor Movie Theaters
Southern California’s beautiful weather makes it the perfect place for outdoor movies.
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Pick Your Own Berries at these San Diego U-Pick Farms
There’s nothing like getting out into the field and picking your own berries, so we’ve found nearby San Diego U-Pick Farms.
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Destination San Diego: Manchester Grand Hyatt
If you’ve taken a boat tour of San Diego Bay you’ve seen the Manchester Grand Hyatt. Its two towers soar over the city skyline with distinctive architecture that make them instantly recognizable. Flanked by Seaport Village and the San Diego Convention Center, a short walk away from the Gaslamp Quarter and San Diego Harbor, the …